SP 25pdr, Yeramba

Overview

Ordnance, Quick Firing, 25 pdr Mark 2/1, on Mounting Self propelled 25 pdr (AUST) Mark 1, on Carrier, Grant, Self Propelled 25 pdr (AUST) Mark 1
General Data
Type	Self-Propelled Howitzer
Place of Origin	Australia
Designed	1949
Manufacturer	Ordnance Factory in Bendigo
Produced	1950 - 1952
Number Built	14
In Service	1950 - 1957
Used by	22nd Field Regiment, Royal Australian Artillery
Development
Chassis	Medium Tank, M3A5
Armament
Main Gun	Royal Ordnance QF 25 Pounder Mk. II/I (104 rounds)
Elevation	+9.5° to +40°
Defence
Armour Layout	~38mm
Misc Specs
Crew	6 (Commander, Driver, Gunner, and 3 Loaders)
Dimensions
Weight	28,957.34kg
Length	5.77m
Width	2.72m
Height	2.4m
Automotive
Engine	Twin GM 6-71
Power/Weight	13 hp/ton
Engine Characteristics	375hp
Ground Clearance	0.43m
Fuel Capacity	Unknown amount of Diesel
Operational Range	201 km
Speed	40 km/h
Suspension
Suspension	Vertical Volute Spring Suspension (VVSS)
Pitch	150mm
Track Ground Contact	3.73m
Links	79
Track Width	406 - 420.6mm

The SP 25pdr, Yeramba is an Australian self-propelled howitzer developed after WWII from the M3A5 medium tank.

Australian Land Vehicles after the Second World War

Tracked Vehicles
Light Tanks	Light Tanks	M113A1 Saladin • M113A1 Scorpion
	Infantry Fighting Vehicles	[[]]
Medium Tanks	Main Battle Tanks	Leopard 1 • M1 Abrams
Heavy Tanks	Amphibious Assault Tanks	[[]]
	Heavy Tanks	[[]]
Self-Propelled Guns	Tank Destroyers	[[]]
	Self-Propelled Howitzer	88mm (25pdr) Yeramba
Other Fully Tracked Vehicles	Transport & Towing	[[]]

Wheeled Vehicles
Armoured / Scout / Patrol Cars	[[]]
Heavy Tanks	[[]]